[Elecraft] Ameritron 240V inrush limiter: any benefit on a KPA500?
Bob McGraw K4TAX
rmcgraw at blomand.net
Sat Jan 18 13:41:38 EST 2020
Solid state amps do not require added inrush protection.
And most correctly designed tube amps do not need inrush protection.
In cases where the design, usually HB ones, have excessive current
capacity in the heater or filament transformer, or in cases where HV
transformers have insufficient resistance in the secondary are cases
where inrush protection is desired.
Amps such as SB-200, SB-220, TL-922, L4B, Centurion, Titian, Amp Supply,
Ameritron, and other like commercial amps have sufficient design
implementations such that those do not require inrush protection. At
the same time, many amps using indirectly heated cathodes may have time
delay systems to allow the heater to get the cathode to correct
operating temperature is different than inrush protection
73
Bob, K4TAX
On 1/18/2020 12:06 PM, Ron Durie wrote:
> NO. Solid state amps do not need inrush protection. 73's
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> Ron WB4OOA
> Elecraft K-Line
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